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Improving the efficiency of GPS tracking systems

Research Achievements

Improving the efficiency of GPS tracking systems

This year James Biagioni, Computer Science, worked cooperatively with Troy Hernandez, Department of Mathematics and Statistics. Together they have developed an end-to-end framework for improving the cost efficiency of online GPS tracking systems. The system enables a trace consumer to receive a continuous and internally consistent location trace.

As a result of this collaboration Troy is presenting a poster entitled “Thrifty Tracking: Smooth and Accurate Online GPS Tracing with Low Data Uplink Utilization” at the NSF annual meeting and represents CTS in the video/poster competition. James and Troy have also submitted a technical paper to the 10th ACM Conference on Embedded Networked Sensor Systems, the premier conference for research in sensor systems.

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